I was inspired by the terrarium how-to post earlier

Finished product! I didn't take pictures in the middle cuz my hands were messy. I layered the pea gravel, charcoal, then soil and then planted some small plants from Lowe's with some reindeer moss and other moss from our yard. It'll be sealed, but the lid has holes in it so I'll be watering it occasionally.

Remy was trying to help. I was replanting a terrarium that I accidentally killed when we moved. My mom and grandmother/grandfather planted it nearly 50 years ago and it was going strong until I left it too long in the sun. You can also see the two ceramic mushrooms and the upside-down ceramic turtle (mom picked them out when she was little). Sorry for the selfie, I was trying to get all the supplies in the shot too.

I also have this square stained glass terrarium. I originally bought it with plants in it, but they weren't happy with the level of light in our sunroom. I replanted it today with the same pea gravel, charcoal then soil as the other one. This one is all local moss and one plant from Lowe's.

I have two small wooden(?) hedgehogs hiding in the moss. This one has a lid that can be propped open, but I'll probably leave it closed so I don't have to water so frequently.

We're also growing squash, cucumbers, tomatoes and lavender from seeds. :D They'll all be transplanted a bit later in the season to raised beds in our yard (which we haven't built yet).

Last but not least, our strawberries. They'll also go outside once it's warmer.
Aside from all those plants, we have a box of herbs, 2 orchids, 2 mini pineapple plants and some Calla lilies in the house. I spend a lot of time watering everything.